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Latest reporting from the Arts + Entertainment desk.
Latest reporting from the Arts + Entertainment desk.
Latest reporting from the Arts + Entertainment desk.

Arts + Entertainment
View MoreThe 22nd Annual ItalianCarFest returns to Historic Nash Farm in Grapevine on Saturday, Sept. 12, with 90 Italian automobiles and motorcycles on free display, kicking off the city's fall festival season ahead of GrapeFest and Grapevine Main LIVE!

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View MoreThe Back Nine Golf, an indoor golf simulator franchise co-owned by Reagan Bluth, plans to open Saturday, Aug. 29, at 500 W. Southlake Blvd. with three private bays featuring Full Swing simulators and 24/7 member access.

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View MoreSouthlake's Champions Club is running a Wheel of Fitness challenge all August where members spin a prize wheel daily, complete fitness tasks to earn raffle tickets, and enter a drawing for Beats headphones at month's end.

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View MoreThe Grapevine Public Library is hosting a free Summerween Celebration on Saturday, August 15, from noon to 3 p.m., with a movie, crafts, and trick-or-treating for kids.

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View MoreThe Vinyl Record Show fills the Grapevine Convention Center on Saturday, July 25, with more than 50 vendors, tens of thousands of records, and door prizes for attendees.

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View MoreThe Gaylord Texan Resort in Grapevine announced a Harry Potter-themed ICE! experience running Nov. 13, 2026, through Jan. 3, 2027, with tickets starting at $33.32 now on sale and an early-bird discount available through Aug. 10.

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View MoreThe Southlake Historical Society's free summer exhibit at Town Hall uses six illustrated panels to show what life looked like in "Spanish Tejas" while the Declaration of Independence was being signed 250 years ago, running through Saturday, Aug. 29.

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View MoreGrapevine City Council unanimously approved a conditional use permit on Tuesday, July 21, allowing North Texas Performing Arts to relocate from Southlake to a 10,000-square-foot facility at 1040 Mustang Drive, with the move planned for October.
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